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Hamilton leads a McLaren front-row lock-out

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Lewis Hamilton will start the Italian Grand Prix on pole position to bounce back from his disappointing Belgium GP in style.

Hamilton leads Jenson Button with a McLaren 1-2, the pair split by just over a tenth of a second. That gives the team their 61st 1-2, matching the record held by Williams.

Felipe Massa looks back on form at Ferrari’s home race to secure third, whilst team-mate Fernando Alonso could only manage tenth after what looked like a poor strategic error from the team to use each others slipstream to gain an advantage which never materialised.

Paul di Resta put in a mighty effort to put his Force India fourth, though a five-place grid penalty for changing his gearbox will put him down to ninth for the race.

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That promotes Michael Schumacher who qualified fifth, Sebastian Vettel, Nico Rosberg, Kimi Raikkonen and Kamui Kobayashi.

Mark Webber couldn’t manage a lap good enough to get him into Q3.

Nico Hulkenberg failed to set a timed lap at all in Q1, therefore he will start 24th and last after a suspected gearbox issue.

2012 Italian GP Qualifying Results (* = 5 place penaly): 

Pos Driver Team Q1 Time Q2 Time Q3 Time
06. S. Vettel Red Bull 1:25.011 1:24.687 1:24.802
11. M. Webber Red Bull 1:25.556 1:24.809  
01. L. Hamilton McLaren 1:24.211 1:24.394 1:24.010
02. J. Button McLaren 1:24.672 1:24.255 1:24.133
14. B. Senna Williams 1:25.135 1:25.042  
10. F. Alonso Ferrari 1:24.175 1:24.242 1:25.678
03. F. Massa Ferrari 1:24.882 1:24.505 1:24.427
24. N. Hulkenberg Force India  
12. P. Maldonado** Williams 1:25.103 1:24.820  
09. K. Kobayashi Sauber 1:25.317 1:24.683 1:25.109
13. S. Perez Sauber 1:25.300 1:24.901  
19. V. Petrov Caterham 1:26.886
08. K. Raikkonen Lotus 1:25.151 1:24.742 1:24.855
05. M. Schumacher Mercedes 1:25.302 1:24.675 1:24.540
07. N. Rosberg Mercedes 1:24.689 1:24.515 1:24.833
16. J. d’Ambrosio Lotus 1:25.834 1:25.408  
17. J. Vergne Toro Rosso 1:25.649 1:25.441  
04. P. di Resta* Force India 1:24.875 1:24.345 1:24.304
23. P. de la Rosa HRT 1:27.629  
15. D. Ricciardo Toro Rosso 1:25.728 1:25.312  
18. H. Kovalainen Caterham 1:26.382  
21. C. Pic Marussia 1:27.073    
20. T. Glock Marussia 1:27.039    
22. N. Karthikeyan HRT 1:27.441  
Q1 107% Time: 1:30.067
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